Juggernaut, which has come to mean a large articulated lorry/truck, or, a huge, powerful and overwhelming force, was originally a heavy processional chariot carrying the Hindu deity Krishna - it is reputed that early devotees would throw themselves under the wheels as it was dragged through the streets.

My Juggernaut is not as grand and carries the bagged relics of previous pieces. Its circumnavigation around the studio has not, so far, resulted in any visible damage to this devotee - other kinds I will leave to your assessment. It is the latest work in the series 'Notes from the Studio' which like its predecessors involved the creation of new pieces from old - a developing dialogue.